🎉 Trash 1.0.0 – POSIX-Compliant, Login-Ready Trash™
After countless hours of duct tape, spaghetti logic, and pure shell sorcery, we’re thrilled (and slightly terrified) to announce the 1.0.0 release of Trash – your new favorite misfit shell.
🔥 What's new in 1.0.0?
- POSIX Compliance (mostly): That’s right. Trash now speaks the language of standards. Scripts won’t randomly explode—unless you ask them to.
- Login Shell Support: Trash can now officially be used as your login shell. (Atleast tested on Ubuntu). Just add it to
/etc/shellsand runchsh -s $(which trash)if you're brave enough. - Big milestone: This marks the first version I consider feature-complete enough to be called
1.0.0. It can be your daily shell. But right now I wouldn't recommend it. It lacks some nice usability features. It might even behave. Maybe.
💬 Should this be 1.0.0?
I argued about this with myself in front of the mirror. A lot. But:
- It runs.
- It's stable-ish.
- You can
exec trash -land live inside it. - And hey—it's POSIX-compliant now!
So yeah. It's 1.0.0. 🎂
Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v1.0.0